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Fig. 3. Hunteria brasiliensis holotype female idiosoma, ventral view.

Fig. 4. Hunteria brasiliensis holotype female, ventral view showing reduced peritremal shield.

Fig. 5. Hunteria brasiliensis holotype female ventral hysterosoma in region of leg IV showing the absence of exopodal shields IV.

Fig. 1. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female, dorsal view.

Fig. 2. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female, ventral view.

Fig. 3. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male, dorsal view; bright field.

Fig. 4. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male, ventral view; bright field.

Fig. 5. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male, dorsal view; DIC.

Fig. 6. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male, ventral view; DIC.

Fig. 7. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female sternal shield.

Fig. 8. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female sternal shield, anterior border.

Fig. 9. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female epigynal and anal shields.

Fig. 10. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male anteroventral idiosoma.

Fig. 11. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male ventral hysterosoma.

Fig. 12. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female peritreme, ventral view.

Fig. 13. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female peritreme, dorsal view.

Fig. 14. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female anteroventral propodosoma showing tritosternum.

Fig. 15. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female ventral gnathosoma; DIC.

Fig. 16. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female ventral gnathosoma; phase contrast.

Fig. 17. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) female chelicera.

Fig. 18. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male gnathosoma.

Fig. 19. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male chelicera.

Fig. 20. Hypoaspis sp.n. (ex Tetragonula pagdeni) male gnathosoma showing the shape of the corniculi.

Fig. 1. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female, dorsal view. Based on host associations, this species could be Imparipes (Imparipes) texanus Cockerell, 1910 (poorly described).

Fig. 2. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female, ventral view.

Fig. 3. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female tergite C (part of hysterosoma that expands anteriorly covering propodosoma and gnathosoma), dorsal view.

Fig. 4. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female anterior idiosoma, optical section at level of stigmata and trichobothria.

Fig. 5. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female anterior idiosoma, optical section at level of pharynx showing pharyngeal pumps ph1-ph3.

Fig. 6. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female leg I.

Fig. 7. Imparipes sp. (ex Nomia nortoni) female leg IV.

Fig. 8. Imparipes females below wings' bases and Glyphanoetus phoretic deutonymphs on head, both phoretic on halictid bee Nomia nortoni; photo by Barry OConnor, University of Michigan.

Fig. 9. Females of Imparipes phoretic on bee Halictus farinosus; photo by Lindsey Seastone & Laura Hartmann, ITP.